I’m sure many of you know some people who put themselves in awkward poses as they attempt to take a photo. While their poses may seem funny, the purpose surely isn’t. You won’t believe how often I got myself climbing or prone to the ground to get the shots I want.
For those of you who are new, you should certainly give ANGLES a try.
Here’s a brief article to introduce the lens filter, an accessory that many photography beginners have little clue on how they help in photography.
One of the most common questions a person fresh in photography would ask would be what those numbers on those lens mean. Or to put it in a simpler manner – what da heck does the 18-55mm and the 1:3.5 – 5.6 on the lenses mean?
Let’s see if my simplistic explanation is helpful.
In my earlier article, I did some explanation on Shutter Speed
Shutter speed is the setting on your camera that decides how long the shutter should open. The longer the shutter opens, the more the amount of light is captured on the sensor. This is a mirror though, behind it is the shutter, which is right in front of the sensor.
In this article, I will be explaining on how you could use shutter speed to your advantage.
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